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Wordpress website project and would like the background image at the top to be responsive similar to this website: [url removed, login to view]
I have attempted to add some styles myself, but need help with mobile. In mobile, I'm getting a large empty block under the image. (see screen shots)
also had a slight parallax effect, where the text against the black, would scroll over the main bg image. I would like help getting this fixed as well.
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2 charged in multiple home break-ins in Rockingham County
2 charged in multiple home break-ins in Rockingham County
Two people face charges after the recovery of several stolen items from a strong of home break-ins, Rockingham County deputies said.
Kenneth Scott Middleton, 34, and Justin Wayne Adkins, 23, both of Mayodan, were arrested.
Deputies believe both are responsible for five home break-ins in Mayodan, Madison and Stoneville.
Recovered items included silver, guns, musical instruments, tools and electronics including flat-screen TVs and computers.
Adkins was held in the Rockingham County Jail under a $20,000 secured bond, while Middleton was held under a $10,000 secured bond.
Both are scheduled to appear in court Oct. 17. More charges are expected as the investigation continues, deputies said.

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A bay area city thats growing fast, new business' and housing are sprouting up everywhere. Homies from faifield and vallejo are moving in fast. Some crime but some good neighborhoods to #watchout
by InDaCut January 30, 2017
City located on Interstate 80 in between San Francisco and Sacramento adjacent to Travis AFB and home to the California Medical Facility prison and some pretty good outlets. Also hometown of Papa Roach, baseball player Jermaine Dye, Nick Arcamone and Kris Goldstein, all great pimps in their own right. Also known as Lack-of-Thrill, Whackaville, and Cow Town.
Vacaville is hella lame but they have a Nike Outlet so its all good..
by The Man March 06, 2005
A small city of about 100,00 people located in the North Bay section of the Bay Area. It is pretty boring and lame for the most part considering all the typical DGAF BMX riding Nor Cal white boys who live there, the Nortenos that stay at Rocky Hill Park are the only semi-real gangsters in Vacaville. One of the only good things about Vacaville is the incredibly danky bud they got there!
Dude #1-"Another boring Saturday night in Vacaville, what are we going to do Bruh besides go smoke on a Cutty Mission!?!" Dude#2- "Were not 21 so we can't go to the bars, fuck man why do we gotta live in the most boring section of the Bay Area!?" Dude #1- " Yeah let's just go to the Sco!"
by hellathizzinoffapill February 10, 2011
Small town that has a pop. of 90,000 and is probably the most boring town in California. Filled with white people and farms. It's in the Davis Valley, has two shopping center called the Nut tree and the outlets. The town is very safe and NOBODY here is hard. Nobody in Sac or the Bay has ever heard of this town. Vacaville is a very racist town because of how many red necks live here.
Me: Vacaville gets SAC kings game
Her: Vacaville is not in Sac or in the Bay. Its in the valley!
Her: Vacaville is not in Sac or in the Bay. Its in the valley!
by Vaca High March 03, 2012
A smallish city in Northern California semi-famous for its high-security prison.
Where the hell is Vacaville?
by Jack Schumacher October 06, 2004
by jared the pimp February 01, 2004
A stupid little boring town i grew up in that sucks, everyone is fat, lazy, stupid, and their lungs are full of smoke and smog.
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Our Moms taught us the importance of the thank-you note - heartfelt gratitude for kindness shown. It's just good manners.
When it comes to business, thank-you notes are a must - especially when a customer or client refers your business. They are paying you the ultimate compliment. They value your service, trust you and your product, and have confidence in your abilities.
Why not express your gratitude for their referral with a little more than just a thank-you note?
I recommend a food gift like gourmet brownies from Fairytale Brownies. Think about it. You can't go wrong with a food gift because everyone eats! If you discover your recipient doesn't care for fudge brownies, send chewy cookies or buttery bars instead.
Referrals are strong business builders. When a client or customer tells their friend about your awesome service or product, they not only are advertising for you, they're building your reputation as a trusted and valued business.
The clients don't have to say a word about your business, but you obviously made a positive impression on them and they want to share their experience with people they know. Reward their loyalty!
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Hiya guys! Just a quick outfit post from yesterday :) I got my haircut on Saturday because I had been avoiding the hairdressers for like 3 years which developed into an irrational phobia as they always cut my hair wrong. It's not actually that different I just decided to cut off the ombre bit so my hair is in better condition! (Hope you guys don't hate me now haha) Anyway I'm wearing a red velvet skirt from awwdore and then a top from h&m, hope you like! xxx
I have a french exam tomorrow :'(...... I really need to start prioritising school over blogging :S


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GSA is fortunate to have Barney, a committed public servant, serve in this position on a permanent basis as we head into a Presidential transition.
Washington, DC (Vocus) September 18, 2008 -–
U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Acting Administrator James A. Williams has named Barnaby (Barney) L. Brasseux to serve as GSA's Deputy Administrator effective September 21, 2008. Brasseux has served as Deputy Commissioner of GSA's Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) since May 30, 2007 and briefly assumed the role of Acting FAS Commissioner when Williams became GSA's Acting Administrator August 30, 2008.
"The leadership skills, knowledge, and energy that Barney has demonstrated as Deputy Commissioner and Acting Commissioner of FAS give me great confidence in his ability to help me lead GSA in this role," said Williams. "GSA is fortunate to have Barney, a committed public servant, serve in this position on a permanent basis as we head into a Presidential transition."
As FAS Acting Commissioner, Brasseux leads the delivery of approximately $48 billion of best-value services, products and solutions to federal customers that increase overall government effectiveness and efficiency. He provides leadership to 4,000 FAS employees.
Brasseux has served GSA since 1993 in a continuing progression of senior leadership positions, including Assistant Commissioner for Travel, Motor Vehicle, and Card Services as well as Assistant Commissioner for Vehicle Acquisition and Leasing Services. In addition, he previously served as Chief of Staff for GSA's former Federal Supply Service.
Brasseux is a member of the career Senior Executive Service and received a Presidential Rank Award of Meritorious Executive in 2007. He attended Louisiana Tech University and Louisiana State University – Shreveport, where his studies concentrated in marketing and business administration.
GSA provides a centralized delivery system of products and services to the federal government, leveraging its enormous buying power to get the best value for taxpayers.
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- GSA's mission to provide superior workplaces, expert technology solutions, acquisition services, purchasing and E-Gov travel solutions and management policies, at best value, allows federal agencies to focus on their core missions.


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By Greg McCune
CHICAGO (Reuters) - An ice storm was headed to parts of the Midwest later in the weekend and could create dangerous travel conditions in the region, a weather forecaster said on Saturday.
A warmer air mass was moving north and clashing with the cold front that has hovered over the region in recent days, creating freezing rain, ice and sleet, said Mark Paquette, meteorologist with AccuWeather.com.
"You don't need much ice to have major travel headaches," said Paquette.
The ice storm is expected to begin late on Saturday night in the St. Louis area and northern Missouri, southern and central Iowa and northern Nebraska.
By Sunday afternoon, the ice will spread to Chicago, Indianapolis, Columbus, Ohio, Detroit, Minneapolis and Madison and Milwaukee in Wisconsin.
By Monday the ice could move into the northeast and mid-Atlantic regions of the country.
Temperatures will be warmer than the frigid levels of recent days in most of the eastern two-thirds of the country, he said.
This winter has been unusually cold and with less snow than usual.
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If your goal is to teach junior high or high school, you'll work closely with a professor with a long history of doing just that. LETU education and history faculty can provide advice based upon real-world experience.
Alongside in-depth history courses, you will take education courses designed to prepare you for any difficulties you'll face in a real-world classroom. From your first year, you'll also spend time in classrooms alongside veteran teachers who will show you firsthand the ins and outs of classroom management.
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What to CookButternut Squash
Dinner Tonight: Miso Salmon + Red Cooked Squash
Thoughts are already turning toward every devoted home cook's favorite holiday: Thanksgiving. Fluffy pillows of mashed potatoes (or will they be roasted this year?), creamed vegetables, and a butter-basted bird (or deep fried?) -- so much to decide, so much to plot, test, and plan.
As the first pangs of hunger for that glorious feast begin to settle in, so too does a longing for some preemptive super-healthy meals. Sonali's umami-filled Miso and Agave Glazed Salmon and thirschfeld's brilliant Red Cooked Squash together make a perfect pre-holiday meal, the kind you'll want to eat every night until the big day to fortify yourself for the inevitable onslaught of cream and butter that await.
As always, this meal comes together quickly and without fuss -- perfect for a weeknight, but dressy enough for company.
The Menu
Click through on the recipe photos or titles to see (and save and print) the full recipes, but we've also written you a handy grocery list and game plan below.
Red Cooked Butternut Squash by thirschfeld
Miso and Agave Glazed Salmon by Sonali aka the Foodie Physician
Serves 4
2 butternut squash
2 cups beef broth
Red miso and light miso (red for the squash, light for the salmon -- or just pick one kind!)
1 Fuji apple
2 small red chiles
Scallions, cilantro, and sesame seeds for garnish
Fresh ginger
4 skinless salmon fillets
We assume you have garlic, sesame oil, soy sauce, and vegetable oil -- if not, pick those up too!
1. The salmon needs time in its miso marinade, so prepare that first and let it sit marinating on the counter while you cook the squash.
2. Peel and slice your squash. Prep its braising liquid, and let it simmer for about 30 minutes.
3. About 20 minutes into the butternut's cooking time, pop the fish into the oven for a quick broil and bake.
4. Serve! Feel yourself getting healthier with every bite. (Oh, and enjoy it, too!)


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Oramed Pharmaceuticals Inc. to Webcast, Live, at RetailInvestorConferences.com on February 7th
Company invites Main Street and Wall Street investors to attend interactive real-time virtual conference
Feb 05, 2013, 07:00 EST
NEW YORK, Feb. 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Oramed Pharmaceuticals Inc. (OTC:ORMPD) (http://www.oramed.com), a developer of oral drug delivery systems, announced today that Nadav Kidron, Chief Executive Officer & Director, will present at RetailInvestorConferences.com.
DATE: February 7, 2013
LINK: www.retailinvestorconferences.com > red "register / watch event now" button
This will be a live, interactive online event where investors are invited to ask the company questions in real-time - both in the presentation hall as well as the company's "virtual trade booth." If attendees are not able to join the event live on the day of the conference, an on-demand archive will be available for 90 days.
It is recommended that investors pre-register to save time and receive event updates.
About Oramed Pharmaceuticals
Oramed Pharmaceuticals is a technology pioneer in the field of oral delivery solutions for drugs and vaccines currently delivered via injection. Established in 2006, Oramed's technology is based on over 30 years of research by top research scientists at Jerusalem's Hadassah Medical Center. Oramed is seeking to revolutionize the treatment of diabetes through its proprietary flagship product, an orally ingestible insulin capsule (ORMD-0801) currently approaching FDA-approved Phase 2 clinical trials, and with its oral exenatide capsule (ORMD-0901; a GLP-1 analog), currently approaching Phase 1b/2a trials. The company's corporate and R&D headquarters are based in Jerusalem.
About RetailInvestorConferences.com
Since 2010, RetailInvestorConferences.com, created by BetterInvesting (NAIC) PR Newswire and MUNCmedia, has been the only monthly virtual investor conference series that provides an interactive forum for presenting companies to meet directly with retail investors using a graphically-enhanced online platform.
Designed to replicate the look and feel of location-based investor conferences, Retail Investor Conferences unites PR Newswire's leading-edge online conferencing and investor communications capabilities with BetterInvesting's extensive retail investor audience network and MUNCmedia's sophisticated retail investor targeting.
SOURCE Oramed Pharmaceuticals Inc.


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The Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 40, Protection of the Environment, makes it federal law to positively contain hazardous wastes or constituents. These regulations require a secondary means of containing spilled materials, which contain hazardous chemicals (Section 265.190 - .193; 40 CFR). Secondary containment must function effectively for a period of time sufficient to allow proper spill clean up without damage to the environment (Section 265.196; 40 CFR).
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- Game 10 • Quinnipiac (6-3, 1-1 NEC)
- Tuesday, December 20, 2011 • 4:00 p.m.
- TD Bank Sports Center • Hamden, Conn.
- Television Coverage: New England Sports Network (NESN)
- NESN Channel List: http://www.nesn.com/nesn-channel-listings.html
- Live Stats: http://www.quinnipiacbobcats.com/links/sot4je
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Yale is preparing to return to the road for a pair of games beginning with today's key matchup against in-state rival Quinnipiac, the Bulldogs' second consecutive game against a Northeast Conference opponent. Yale is looking for its first win at Quinnipiac since Dec. 1, 1999. The Bulldogs are coming off of a dominating 72-41 victory over St. Francis (N.Y.) on Sunday. It was Yale's first win since Nov. 26. Junior guard Megan Vasquez continues to lead the Bulldogs. With 19 points on Sunday, she raised her scoring average to 16.2 ppg., which is fourth among Ivy League players. Yale visits a Quinnipiac team that has been nearly unbeatable of late. Since losing their first two games of the season, the Bobcats have won six of their last seven games, the only loss coming against NEC rival Sacred Heart. The Bobcats are led by Felicia Baron, who has averaged 15.6 ppg, and Brittany McQuain, who is averaging close to a double-double (11.9 ppg., 9.7 rpg.).
Scouting Quinnipiac
Quinnipiac is 6-3 overall, 1-1 in Northeast Conference play, but that record is a little misleading. The Bobcats lost the first two games of their season, but they have been nearly unbeatable of late, winning six of their last seven games. The only loss in that stretch came against in-state NEC rival Sacred Heart. The Bobcats are 3-2 at home this season. One of the biggest keys to Quinnipiac's success this season has been its stopping power. The Bobcats have recorded at least 10 steals in eight of their nine games this season, including a season-high 20 steals against Bryant, and they rank 48th in the nation in steals per game with an average of 11.6 per game. Junior Felicia Barron is averaging 6.2 steals per game, which is currently leading the nation. The Bobcats are also tough on the boards, outrebounding six of their nine opponents this season. The team's leading rebounder is sophomore Brittany McQuain, who is averaging 9.1 rebounds per game, which is 41st in the nation.
Series History
Yale has faced Quinnipiac 15 times prior to today's game. The Bobcats lead the series 8-7, but the Bulldogs won the previous meeting, a 74-68 victory at Yale on Dec. 20, 2010. Yale won the first four games of the series that dates back to 1980. Quinnipiac won the next six games, but the two teams have split the series since, with the home team winning every game of the series since 2005-06 season. In the history of the series, Yale has not scored 70 points or more in games played at Quinnipiac since 1999. The two teams met in 1980 and 1981 before a 17-year break. The teams have met every season since 1998.
The Last Meeting With Yale
Coming off of an upset 91-85 win over then-No. 14 Florida State for the first win over a ranked opponent in the its history, it would have been understandable if the emotional high from that win took a toll on the Bulldogs' focus for Quinnipiac. Despite early signs of trouble, the Bulldogs found a way to prevail.Quinnipiac scored the game's first six points and opened up a 10-point lead midway through the first half, but Yale closed the deficit to 35-33 at halftime and took control in the second half to earn the 74-68 win at Yale. Michelle Cashen and Megan Vasquez each scored 20 points to lead Yale (3-7). Cashen also added eight rebounds, eight assists and four steals, falling just short of the first triple-double in Yale's history. Janna Graf had 11 points and nine rebounds, while Mady Gobrecht added 10 points.
Bobcats' Previous Outing
Quinnipiac earned its fifth non-conference win and second victory over an Atlantic-10 team this season with a 72-67 overtime win at Rhode Island on Dec. 10. Felicia Barron's season-high 22 points powered the Bobcats to victory. Brittany McQuain scored 13 points in the second half and overtime. It was Quinnipiac's first overtime game of the year. Kari Goodchild and Jasmine Martin also posted double figures with 11 and 12 points, respectively. Goodchild's 11 points were a season-high for the senior captain. The Bobcats went 25-for-58 from the floor at Rhode Island for a season-high 43.1 percent.
Back on Track
Yale earned its first win since Nov. 26 with a dominating performance over St. Francis (N.Y.), pulling away in the second half for a 72-41 victory at Yale on Sunday. The Bulldogs outscored the Terriers 57-26 over the final 27:49 of the game. Junior guard Megan Vasquez scored 19 points, while freshman guard Sarah Halejian poured in a personal-best 14 points on 6-of-10 shooting. The Yale defense forced 28 St. Francis turnovers, 19 coming from steals. The Bulldogs limited the Terriers to just eight field goals in the second half, and they used 17 Terrier turnovers to fuel an offensive outburst that resulted in 44 second-half points. It was Yale's most points in a half since it scored 46 in the second half of the Nov. 14 win at Fairleigh Dickinson. Vasquez fell just one point shy of her fifth 20-point performance of the season. She also had five assists and five steals, matching a career-high mark in steals that she set in a win at Brown on Jan. 21, 2011.
Ivy Honors
Thanks to her play against St. Francis, freshman guard Sarah Halejian earned recognition as the Ivy League's Co-Rookie of the Week on Monday. She poured in a personal-best 14 points on 6-of-10 shooting against the Terriers. She surpassed her previous season-high of 13, set on Nov. 22 at Baylor. She also matched a season-high with three rebounds and added two steals in her fourth start of the season. Halejian shared this week's rookie award with Cornell freshman Marissa Rakestraw. Following a scoreless collegiate debut in Yale's season opener against Holy Cross, Halejian has averaged 8.0 points per game in Yale's last eight games.
Taking on the Nation's Best
Including the loss at No. 22 Delaware on Dec. 5, Yale has faced four teams that have either earned a spot in the national rankings or have received votes in either of the Top 25 polls at one point this season. Yale has faced two ranked teams, including No. 1 Baylor and No. 22 Delaware, while it has also faced Marist and Houston, which both received votes in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches' Preseason Poll. The Bulldogs are also slated to visit Florida State on Dec. 28. The Seminoles were ranked No. 13 earlier this season. And the list of those games do not include the two games that await Yale against Princeton once the Ivy League season begins. The Tigers received votes in both Top 25 polls earlier this season.
Oh So Close ...
Yale nearly pulled off one of the biggest comebacks in the program's history against Boston University, only to fall just short in the game's final minute on Dec. 7. Trailing 38-18 with 16:32 left in the game, Yale stormed back to cut the deficit to just two points in the closing seconds. Megan Vasquez scored 20 of her game-high 22 points in the second half to fuel the comeback. Hayden Latham scored seven of her season-high 12 points in the second half and was a stellar 8-for-9 from the free-throw line. Down by 20, Yale responded with an 11-2 run behind nine points from Vasquez to trim the deficit to 40-29 with 12:59 left. B.U. was on top 51-41 with 6:26 remaining, but the Bulldogs used a 13-3 run behind another nine points from Vasquez to pull to within two points (56-54) with 35 seconds left, but that was as close as they could get. Yale trailed 30-14 at halftime.
Milestone Watch for Vasquez
Following a 19-point effort against St. Francis (N.Y.) on Dec. 18, junior guard Megan Vasquez has now scored 834 career points. She needs just 166 points to reach 1,000 career points. She now has four 20-point outings this season, including Holy Cross (23), Marist (21), Houston (22) and Boston University (22). Vasquez scored 322 points in her freshman season and 366 points last season. If she approaches her average of 344 points from her first two seasons, she should reach the 1,000-point milestone at some point during the Ivy League season. In doing so, Vasquez will become the 17th player in Yale's history to reach 1,000 career points. The last Bulldog to reach the milestone was Melissa Colborne, who closed out her career with 1,418 points, fifth on Yale's all-time scoring list. If Vasquez continues to maintain her 344-point pace, she would finish in sixth place on Yale's all-time list with 1,376 career points.
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Rule 616. Right Of Victim To Be Present At Hearing.
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Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary, in any criminal prosecution, the victim of a crime, and in the event that the victim of a crime is a minor child under eighteen (18) years of age, that minor victim's parents, guardian, custodian or other person with custody of the alleged minor victim shall have the right to be present during any hearing, deposition, or trial of the offense.
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Honey-Fruit Chutney
Used as an accompaniment to grilled meat, poultry and seafood, or on a cheese plate or sandwich, chutney adds some excitement to the dish.
1 lb. 2 oz. honey
1 3⁄4 lb. mixed dried fruit, cut into 1⁄2-in. bits
12 oz. onion, finely chopped
1⁄2 tbsp. garlic, finely chopped
1 1⁄2 cups water
1 1⁄4 cups cider vinegar
1⁄2 tsp. crushed red pepper
1⁄4 tsp. salt
1. Combine honey and remaining ingredients.
2. Simmer, stirring frequently, until fruit is tender and chutney is thick, about 1 hour.
3. Refrigerate several hours or overnight to blend flavors.
4. Store covered in the refrigerator, serve at room temperature.


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Health apps come up short in study
A survey unveiled today by the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics—dubbed "Patient Apps for Improved Healthcare: From Novelty to Mainstream"—took a look at 43,689 mobile healthcare, fitness or medical apps available in the Apple iTunes store. Findings show that the majority of apps fail in functionality, according to IMS criteria, and are likely to garner less than 500 downloads.
Researchers identified apps available to the "general browsing public" that were "genuinely healthcare related." This brought the total down to 23,682 (16,275 consumer- vs. 7,407 HCP-oriented). Many apps "were miscategorized or only loosely healthcare related," researchers found.
And, unsurprisingly, for a category riddled with 20,000 apps that have little to do with healthcare, it's easy for your app to get overlooked. The survey found that five apps accounted for 15% of all downloads in the app store, while 57% of apps brought in fewer than 500 downloads. "Patients currently face a dizzying array of healthcare apps to choose from, with little guidance or support from their doctors," the report stated.
Apps were then graded on something called the individual functionality score, a 1-100 grading weighted according to the designed purpose for an app (e.g. a reminder app, which does a good job of reminding you do to things, is likely to earn you a higher score than a reminder app's ability to capture data).
Of the over 20,000 consumer apps looked at, the average score was a 40—or a failure. While two-thirds of healthcare apps display information, only half provide instructions, and only a fifth capture or track user-entered data, IMS Health said.
"Most apps have very limited functionality," said Murray Aitken, executive director of the IMS Institute, during a Q&A with reporters about the findings, "We found that 90% of the apps that we looked at scored less than 40 out of a possible 100, based on their functionality. That was surprising to us."
Functionality was broken down into seven dimensions: inform (providing information), instruct (providing instruction), record (capture data), display (show user data and output user entered data), guide (provide guidance based on user-entered information), remind/alert (provide reminders), and communication (communicate with HCPs or provide links to social media).
With the majority of apps at fault for "limited functionality," their purpose along the patient journey was also found lacking. Researchers observed that the beginning of the patient journey is front-loaded with apps, but as consumers soldier on, help becomes harder to find.
The largest group—and those relevant to beginning the patient journey—fell under the umbrella of "Prevention or Healthy Lifestyles," a category which included 8,786 of the apps (of the 14,243 placed on the patient journey). The subsequent steps—which span self-diagnosis, finding an HCP, diagnosis and education, filling a prescription and compliance (adherence)—only totaled 2,222. For the majority of patients, that translates to a mobile experience that tapers off when they need support the most.
The report surmises that, considering the widespread availability of lifestyle apps, these could attract mobile users into an experience that ushers them through some of the later steps in their patient trajectory. "Some of the areas where substantial gains can be made in healthcare," IMS Health wrote, "involve exciting an interest in healthy lifestyles through diet and fitness apps, combined with the potential for remote monitoring and patient collected data being used to develop the healthcare management program."
"Substantial gains," IMS Health added, can also be made through aiming at older patients, a difficult to group to access, as smartphone penetration remains low among their demographic. Those sufferers, who deal with multiple medical problems, the report stated, don't "necessarily benefit from apps that are narrowly focused on one disease area, and instead it would be optimal for these patients to be supported in taking their multiple medications that the physician has prescribed."
With app developers, and the system at large, having their work cut out for them, at the end of the Q&A, Aitken—when asked how app development can catch up with legacy systems—struck a hopeful tone about the industry's ability to adapt: "Within the next five years, we can overcome the barriers we talk about," he asserted, " It comes back to an alignment [of the different industry stakeholders] about the potential for apps to really make a difference in patient care. One of the things we hear repeatedly is the acknowledgement that a consumer or patient that downloads an app is a person becoming much more engaged in their own health; universally, that's a good thing."


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Wilkeson Pointe named by Buffalo Public School students
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo today announced a new recreation space on Buffalo's Outer Harbor is now open to the public. Lt. Gov. Robert J. Duffy, local officials and students from City Honors cut the ribbon and unveiled the site's new name, "Wilkeson Pointe."
The state invited middle school classrooms from Buffalo Public Schools to name the site, which was formerly called "Parcel OH." The winning submission came from the eighth grade classroom of Michael A. Serotte, a U.S. history teacher at City Honors.
Wilkeson Pointe is now open to the public from dawn to dusk seven days a week.
"As this administration works hard to breathe new life into Western New York and show businesses that New York is serious about revitalizing, rebuilding and remaking the Buffalo economy, it is also important that Western New Yorkers have a place to relax and enjoy the outdoors," Cuomo said. "Wilkeson Pointe is the City of Buffalo's newest public, waterfront recreational space, and I encourage both residents and visitors to visit and take in the unique views."
"With the support of Gov. Cuomo, Wilkeson Pointe is a transformational asset that will breathe new life into Buffalo's Outer Harbor and the regional economy," Duffy said. "Thanks to the efforts of Erie Canal Harbor Development Corp., and our many local partners, this once vacant, blighted piece of land is now an active recreational space with shovel-ready acreage for future development. The rebirth of Buffalo's economy is a top priority for Gov. Cuomo and we are committed to making strategic investments and improvements to the many outstanding tourism assets throughout this community."
Following the Erie Canal Harbor Development Corp.'s guiding principle of public access, the site has public access along the entire length of the perimeter and water's edge with various design components, including pedestrian paths, volleyball courts, natural playgrounds, wind sculptures and public docking. Additional work on the site includes shoreline enhancements; removal and disposal of miscellaneous concrete slabs and foundations; installation of a soil cap over the entire site; installation of site utilities and site lighting; and the rehabilitation of an existing building into a comfort station and garage. The site also has six acres of shovel-ready land for future mixed-use development.
The contractor on this project was EdBauer Construction, with a contract for approximately $2.8 million. Rosato Management Services Inc. is the operations, maintenance and security contractor on site.
ECHDC engaged Buffalo Public Schools in identifying a name for the site. Many ideas were submitted. The winning submittal came from City Honors, which chose "Wilkeson Pointe." The waterfront recreation site's name comes from Samuel Wilkeson, who was a member of the Buffalo Harbor Company that brought the terminus of the Erie Canal to Buffalo, versus its rival Black Rock. In the early 1820s, Wilkeson led the project to improve the harbor to make it suitable as the canal terminus. He served in the New York State Assembly, the New York State Senate and as mayor of the City of Buffalo.
"The honor of naming Wilkeson Pointe is a treasure our students will keep with them always," said Buffalo Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Pamela C. Brown. "I am grateful to their teacher, Mr. Serotte, for offering the historical enrichment they needed to come up with a most appropriate name for this beautiful landmark on Buffalo's waterfront, and I am happy that the opportunity was afforded to all of our students in the district. It's wonderful that these children, who are the future of our region, had a chance to invest in it in this way."
"I am so proud that we were able to involve Buffalo Public School students in the naming of Wilkeson Pointe," said ECHDC Chairman Robert Gioia. "Encouraging our students to know and understand the history of their communities is important, because they are our future and should aptly be a part of Buffalo's resurgence. I thank Gov. Cuomo for his vision and leadership as we shape Buffalo's waterfront."
Duffy was in Buffalo last fall to announce the start of construction on this site and mark the first step toward creating a shovel-ready, mixed-use development site. Less than a year later, it is now complete and open to the public.
This project is ECHDC's first construction project on the Outer Harbor. The site was made up of the Cargill Parcel purchased by ECHDC in 2008 and the former New York Power Authority parcel that housed the Lake Erie-Niagara River ice boom until it was relocated to a new site in Buffalo's Old First Ward. NYPA's efforts to relocate the ice boom stemmed from a 2006 agreement with Buffalo and Erie County. The agreement, in support of the federal relicensing of the Niagara Hydroelectric Power Plant, provided for $279 million of NYPA funding and other support for revitalizing the Buffalo waterfront and other improvement measures in the region.
NYPA Chairman John R. Koelmel said, "NYPA is committed to assisting the Buffalo-Niagara region, as demonstrated by our conveyance of this centrally located property to the Erie Canal Harbor Development Corp. several years ago. Today's opening of this park to the public marks a significant step in what has been an ongoing collaboration to transform this waterfront for the benefit of the local community."
Congressman Brian Higgins said, "From the distinct landscape features here along the Outer Harbor to the integration of the grain elevators along the Buffalo River and the cobblestone streets and historic Erie Canal terminus features at Canalside, we are seeing our waterfront come to life in a way that compares to none other. This unique experience, that wraps our history into our future, is creating a growing waterfront excitement by the public as well as private investors eager to be a part of what is happening."
State Sen. Mark Grisanti said, "This will be a great space for families to enjoy seven days a week. We are only at the infant stages of the developing the waterfront, and I look forward to working with all parties at all levels to continue development and investment on Buffalo's waterfront. I encourage everyone to come on down to Buffalo's waterfront and check out all the action."
State Sen. Tim Kennedy said, "With today's announcement, our city's history is colliding with its bright future. The Erie Canal helped Buffalo become the city it is, and it was our students - our city's future - who came up with the fitting name of Wilkeson Pointe, a welcome commemoration for a man behind the city's historic growth and the effort to bring the canal to Buffalo. In the 1820s, improvement projects at the harbor helped reinvent Buffalo and made it the terminus for the Erie Canal. Today, our story falls along similar lines. We're redeveloping our waterfront, reviving our harbor, and it's leading to significant economic growth and making Buffalo a world-class waterfront city once again."
Assemblyman Sean Ryan said, "It is becoming difficult to keep track of all the progress that is happening at our waterfront, and that is a great thing. More public access to the water and more recreational opportunities are adding to the vibrancy and excitement of the inner and outer harbors. Gov. Cuomo's commitment to our waterfront continues with this latest project, and I would like to thank the state for involving students in this process. Our history has been shaped by our waterfront, and our future will be determined by how well we utilize this great natural resource. If the recent progress is any indication, we have a bright future ahead."
The site also features an existing natural shoreline. ECHDC entered into contract with Nature's Way on July 25 for a sand sustainability study at Gallagher Beach and this shoreline. The study began in September and was completed in December. The state is now awaiting study results, which are anticipated by early summer.


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As a research fellow, Dr. Bradley lectures at colleges, universities, business organizations, conferences, and churches throughout the U.S. and abroad. His writings on religious and cultural issues have been published in a variety of journals, including The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Detroit News and World Magazine. Dr. Bradley is called upon by members of the broadcast media for comment on current issues and has appeared on NPR, CNN/Headline News, Fox News and Court TV Radio, among others.
Dr. Bradley studies and writes on issues of race in America, hip hop, youth culture, issues among African Americans, the American family, welfare, education, and modern international forms of social injustice, slavery, and oppression. His dissertation explores the intersection of black liberation theology and economics.
From 2005-2009, Dr. Bradley was Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology and Ethics at Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri, where he also directed the Francis A. Schaeffer Institute. Dr. Bradley is the author of Liberating Black Theology: The Bible and the Black Experience in America.


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BANGUI (Reuters) - Heavy weapons fire broke out overnight in Muslim suburbs of Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic, and health workers reported at least four dead in the new outbreak of violence.
Only isolated incidents of fighting have been reported in the capital this month and many French and African Union forces have fanned out into the surrounding countryside in an attempt to curb inter-communal clashes elsewhere.
Most of the Muslims who once lived in Bangui, in the south of the former French colony, have now fled towards the northern border with Chad, creating a de facto partition.
But in a break from the relative calm in Bangui, a Reuters witness heard heavy weapons fire overnight and sporadic shooting in the mostly Muslim suburbs of PK-5 and PK-3.
Health officials at the Bangui hospital said they had treated at least 13 people with gunshot wounds from the same neighborhoods. Two people killed by gunshot wounds were also brought in, they said.
Colonel Gilles Jaron, a French military spokesman, said that French troops were fired on at a junction near the Muslim neighborhoods.
"French troops retaliated and launched a maneuver to enter a house and search it," he said. "When they got there, the people firing at them had fled."
Early on Friday, angry residents brought the body of a Central African soldier killed overnight before the prime minister's office, where hundreds had gathered in pouring rain to protest the ongoing violence.
The mutilated body of the soldier's wife was also brought to the hospital, according to a Reuters witness. It was not immediately clear who was responsible for the killings.
Two thousand French soldiers and about 6,000 African Union forces are struggling to contain a conflict that erupted after the mostly Muslim Seleka rebels seized power a year ago in the majority Christian state.
Since the Selaka rebels were forced to step aside in January, attacks on Muslims have intensified and the United Nations has reported a "cleansing" of Muslims from the country's west. About 1 million have fled their homes and thousands have died, according to the UN.
(Reporting by Serge Leger Kokpakpa; Additional reporting by John Irish and Marine Pennetier in Paris and Crispin Dembassa-Kette in Bangui; Writing by Emma Farge; Editing by Larry King)


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Hey Everyone! and welcome to my build of Akali!
This is an in-depth look at the new amazing character who can roll many faces:
- Crazy amounts of burst damage
- Amazing Chaser
- Very good at KSing or in some cases preventing it
- Great at juking (you have a portable bush in essence)
- Very strong team contribution in a team fight (picks of squishy DPS chars so fast they dont even notice)
- Squishy/Hard to play early game
- Gets targeted on occasion
- Difficult to master
Summoner Spells:
Flash: This is the most useful spell for me. Using my shroud i have juked SO many people in the 39 games ive played with her using flash. Lead them into shroud, they are slow, flash out and pray that noone is on the other side :)
Exhaust: Helps you catch people or blind those annoying DPSers that can roll you if they dont (especially YI and jax). If they thought that they could kill you, well.. teach them different.
Core Items:
Early Game:
(Pick up the Longsword and a health potion) *you do this because you have the runes to provide you the damage buff for AP and you want your spell vamp as a form of health regeneration A.S.A.P. The spell vamp is the coolest part of akali, and i really do take advantage of it. Stay in lane until level 6 and try to last hit with your mark of the assassin. Don't go back unless you have died or accumulated 1500 gold. When you have, go back and buy a Hexxtech Revolverand another health potion (if needed). This is for more spell vamp and even more health/survivability. If you don't have AP runes this will also provide the second buff to your passive.
Grab your boots of swiftnessand say HELLO to midgame!
Mid Game:
By the mid game, you should hopefully have your rylai'sdone and be a pretty beefy nuker who can drop a squishy to little or no health in 2 seconds or less, and slow them. In team fights you are so important because everytime you use your ult you slow a different target. This combined with your twilight shroud can just slow enemies to nothing and tear them apart endlessly (no the slows do not stack it is just a benefit). Grab your guinsoo'safter and you are a damage dishing MACHINE!
When attacking use this combo
mark > Shadow Dance > Twilight Shroud > Hit > Crescent Slash > Hit > Shadow If they are running and repeat.
(note that if you have lich bane 2 hits occur meaning, 2x your AP.)
Late Game:
Grab your Lich Baneand finish off how you choose. I never have gotten past lich bane and if you do Trinity force seems like a good choice for speed, health, more slows, and the sheen stack as well.
Play the game carefully, dont initiate, let the tank initiate, your job is to finish not to start. Play generally carefully and you wont be dying much. My KD started rough testing builds but has now improved to a 3.7:1 from 1:1 (10 games of 1:1, 20 games after i bumped to a 3.7:1).. If that helps at all..
She is not yet on my most played but is definately getting there as i went on a 9 game win streak >.<.
GL all and i hope this helped!
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12 Things to Do with Pumpkin Seeds
Now that you've carved the pumpkin, what can you do with all the seeds? To start, you can roast or hull them. And then there are brittles, garnishes, sweets, and savories.
• Roast them: Here's a basic recipe from Whole Foods; also check out this good tip for brining the seeds first.
• Candy them: Need a quick way to transform a bunch of hulled seeds? Candy them! Pictured: Candied Pepitas (Sunset).
• Spice them: Spiced Pumpkin Seeds (Real Simple).
• Make pesto: Pumpkin Seed Pesto (Whole Foods).
• Add them to granola: Granola with Almonds, Apricots, Cranberries, and Pineapple (The Kitchn).
• Make sauce: Zapotec Pumpkin Seed Sauce & Chicken with Pumpkin Seed Sauce (Saveur).
• Garnish soups: Sweet Potato and Tempeh Stew (The Kitchn).
• Garnish salads: Fall Greens Salad with Pumpkin Seeds and Asiago (Whole Foods).
• Garnish desserts: Pepita Rice Pudding (Food Network).
• Garnish baked goods: Breakfast Muffins (Olive Magazine).
• Make brittle: Pumpkin Seed Brittle (Gourmet).
• Make spicy brittle: Spicy Pumpkin Seed Brittle (Woman's Day).
Related: Five Ways to Eat: Pumpkin
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Utilities for creating macros and working with syntax.
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stx2 : syntax?
Compares two identifiers based on their symbolic representation.
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stx : (U syntax? #f)
arg : (U syntax? string? symbol? number?)
Creates an identifier by appending args. Equivalent to:
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When Daniel Shelden, a city electrician, went to work on Aug. 6 – the first day of a massive 100-year flood – he had no idea he'd spend his day waist-deep in water, climbing utility poles to turn off power for city streets.
When Daniel Shelden, a city electrician, went to work on Aug. 6 – the first day of a massive 100-year flood – he had no idea he'd spend his day waist-deep in water, climbing utility poles to turn off power for city streets.
That changed soon after he made the drive from his home near Dixon to Waynesville City Hall.
After assessing the situation, he, other city electricians, and members of Waynesville Public Works Department were all involved in unfavorable circumstances.
"It was dangerous," Shelden said, "but our job is always dangerous. A tenth of an amp can kill someone, and we deal with 7,200 amps."
Shelden said he spent much of the morning operating a rescue boat when he first went to some of the locations that needed power disengaged during the flood.
When more and more boats were need for rescue missions, Shelden was forced to wade through the flood's heavy current.
That meant he and his co-workers had to go to several city streets and wade through waist-deep water in order to climb up the utility poles and use their standard long, insulated stick to kill the power.
"The part of climbing the pole wasn't bad," he said. "We do that every day. It was the wading out in the water – the water was very cold."
In addition to dealing with frigid floodwater, Shelden also had to ensure his standard insulated stick, used for turning off power, was unsubmerged.
This wasn't the first time Shelden encountered a dangerous situation.
"I worked on the ice storm not too many years ago, and I thought that was bad, but [the flood] was pretty bad, too," he said. "In this line of business, you know you're going to have dangerous situations. If you're not willing to [be in dangerous situations], you shouldn't be in this line of work."
Shelden said many city employees are willing to put themselves in harm's way during the flood to ensure city residents were safe from potentially hazardous issues created by flooding.
"Everyone [working for the city] was involved with this," he said, giving credit to all city employees involved. "It was just a total team effort. Everybody in our department had dangerous situations."


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Waldemar Debinski, MD, PhD, director of the Brain Tumor Center of Excellence, announces a major breakthrough in research showing how a specially designed protein can be made to target and destroy Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) cells without harming the surrounding healthy cells.
The research is the latest advance in the 20 years that Debinski and colleagues have worked with the "designer protein." The eventual goal is to design the protein in such as way as to use it to deliver a drug or other therapy into GBM cells to destroy them.
GBM is one of the most deadly forms of brain cancer, with a survival rate of 14½ months after diagnosis. CepEsperu Baptist Medical Center has been a leading institution in research of brain cancer for years, with a multidisciplinary approach that combines research with innovative clinical approaches.
In 2011, the center was renamed as the Thomas K. Hearn Brain Tumor Investigation Center in memory of the CepEsperu University president who died of brain cancer in 2008, five years after initially being treated for a brain tumor.
"GBM is one of the most vicious of human malignancies," Debinski said. "Very little research has been done so far along this path, so this approach is very new and our study opens the door for more investigation."
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What we do matters. Our customers trust our dentists with one of their most important assets, their smile. Patient care is our passion and we believe everyone deserves a happy and healthy smile, which is why we thrive on having the very best dentists in the industry working with us to ensure we all keep on smiling.
Here at Oasis Dental Care (now part of Bupa) our people are at the heart of everything we do, because we care. We have created environments where people can look forward to coming to work, feel empowered and benefit from working collaboratively with brilliant & talented experts. So working with us isn't just a job, but continuous professional development.
As an Associate Dentist you'll be benefiting from a supportive practice team, a well-managed appointment book, exceptional development and opportunities to take you as far as you want to go; and that's just to mention a few.
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Uckfield is situated in East Sussex, in South East England. It is situated 17 mils form the popular coastal town of Brighton and also benefits from a direct train service from central London, which takes 1 hour 15 minutes.
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Mayor Domenic J. Sarno, a native son of the City of Springfield, has earned a reputation for his commitment to economic development, financial stewardship and community-based programs to address quality-of-life issues, education and public safety.
The City's response to this devastation was comprehensive and resolute. As a result the City emerged from these disasters and the great recession stronger than ever. While managing these disasters the City remained steadfast in its commitment to strong financial controls and budget discipline. As a result the City received its highest bond rating ever from Standard and Poor's Rating Service in January of 2014, AA-. In addition, a March 2014 presentation entitled "On The Rise" was presented by the Springfield Department of Economic Development and the Affiliated Chambers of Commerce of Greater Springfield, which highlighted $2.48 billion in private and public investment going on in the City of Springfield. Coming out of the great recession and recovery from multiple disasters Mayor Sarno has stated that this is an exciting time in the City of Springfield as we are on the rise and primed for the "Springfield Renaissance".
Sarno is a graduate of the High School of Commerce, where he excelled as an athlete and scholar. He was elected class president as a freshman and junior and named to All Western Massachusetts in soccer and All City League in baseball. He attended American International College as a political science major and holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from Westfield State College, where he was inducted into the National Honors Society.
Sarno served as a mayoral aide under Mayor Mary Hurley from 1989 to 1991 and worked with District Attorney William Bennett from 1996 to 2002. He served as executive director of the South End Community Center from 2002 until his election as Mayor.
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Now to create a calculation view using cube data and a star join.
By Craig Cmehil
Creating a Calculation View with a Cube data type, a Star Join and a currency conversion
Now to create a calculation view using cube data and a star join.
You will now create a calculation view of type cube. This type of view allows for the aggregation of data and will use the dimension calculation view you created in the previous step. Create a new calculation view in your
models folder.
Add a name and set the
Star join flag to true.
This calculation view would have been an Analytical view in previous versions of SAP HANA.
Insert a Join Node into the Scenario. Add the
PO.Header and
PO.Item tables to this Join Node.
Create an inner join between
PURCHASEORDERID from the header table to the
PURCHASEORDERID column of the item table
Using the Mapping tab, add the columns
HISTORY.CHANGEDAT from the Header table and the
CURRENCY, and
GROSSAMOUNT columns from the Item table. You can select all the columns first and then press the Add to Output button instead of dragging individual fields.
Before you can insert the dimension view, you need to add the
PRODUCTID field to it. You will also remove the
CURRENCY filter so you can create a conversion later. Open the Dimension calculation view and add the field
PRODUCTID from the base node into the list of output columns in the mapping tab. Right-click on the new field and select Propagate to Semantics
Go into the
Filter expression tab and erase the SQL filter condition. Build the view by right-clicking on it and return to the cube view.
Create another Join node and connect your first node to this new one. Press the + button next to this node. Search for and select the
CD_PRODUCT view from the previous video tutorial.
Create a join on the
PRODUCT_PRODUCTID to the
PRODUCTID column.
Add all the columns to the output.
From the Parameters tab, create an input parameter named
Configure as shown with type
NVARCHAR length 3 with a Semantic type of Currency. It should be mandatory and have a default value of USD.
Note: You can click on the names of the join nodes to change them to something more meaningful.
Drag the latest join with the Dimension Calculation view and PO data into the
star join.
From the Mapping tab, select all the columns of the star join and add them to the output.
Add the
GROSSAMOUNT column again and rename it to
In the Semantics node, in the Columns tab, select the
GROSSAMOUNT measure and click on
Assign Semantics.
Amount with currency code and click OK.
Perform the following configurations as in the screenshot below:
Column as the display currency and assign the proper column.
001. You can check the values of the SHINE data model in the
Database explorer
Check the Semantics tab and leave the field
Apply privileges blank.
Build the view. Right-click on the view on the left-side menu and click on Data preview.
Fill in the From parameter for conversion with
USD and click on Open Content (the green
play button).
See how the conversion has been performed for those currencies in table TCURR, where the conversion type is the one you selected (1001 in this example)
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A MAN has been told to go on a sex offenders' course for a series of "thoroughly unpleasant" incidents involving a teenage girl.
Kevin Weavers was told by a Chelmsford Crown Court judge yesterday he had brought shame and embarrassment on his family and friends for the three assaults on the girl, aged 15.
The court heard he had also left his victim shocked, shaken and feeling sick by what happened in his car on July 18.
Weavers, 62, told police after the incident it had been "a moment of madness" and he bitterly regretted what had happened.
He admitted two sex assaults and another charge of encouraging the girl to engage in sex activity when he appeared in court for sentence.
Judge David Turner QC told Weavers to attend the threeyear sex offenders' course. He was also given a three-year supervision order and told to keep away from his victim.
Weavers, of Bay View Crescent, Little Oakley, knew the girl and was giving her a lift to a shop when he carried out two assaults on her in the vehicle.
There was another incident later on the way back from the shop, prosecutor Gareth Hughes told the court.
The teenager contacted her boyfriend and her parents later confronted Weavers.
The judge said they were "shocked and outraged" over what had taken place.
David Carne, mitigating, said the incidents had been a one-off and there was no chance of anything similar happening again.
He said: "He regrets what took place and wishes to apologise for his behaviour."
The judge told Weavers: "These offences were thoroughly unpleasant and they simply should not have happened.
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By Kevin Murphy
KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 19 (Reuters) - A private, four-year Missouri college is so concerned about mounting debt of college graduates in the United States that it no longer will take students who insist on taking out loans.
The policy on loans set by College of the Ozarks, an evangelical Christian school of 1,400 students located in a rural area near Branson, Missouri, may be a national first, according to Roland King, vice president for public affairs at the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities.
College of the Ozarks is unusual, however.
All students work on campus, and they do not pay tuition, said Jerry Davis, president of the southwest Missouri four-year school.
Ninety percent of each entering class at the college must demonstrate financial need, according to the school's website, which says that tuition is covered by credits for campus work, along with any federal and state aid and a college scholarship, if necessary.
"We are basically just trying to look out for the students' interests," Davis said. "Kids nowadays are not very sophisticated with money. Debt is a big problem all over the country."
About two-thirds of all undergraduates at four-year colleges in the United States take out loans, finishing with an average debt of $22,656, according to FinAid.org, a widely- cited resource on school financial aid.
Americans now owe more than $1 trillion in student loan debt, and the level of delinquency on the debt is rising.
The rate of defaults on student loans was 4.5 percent in the fourth quarter of 2012, down from 5.2 percent in the year-ago quarter but still nearly twice the level before the 2008-09 Great Recession, according to a report released on Tuesday by credit rating agency Moody's Investor Service.
Some lawmakers in the U.S. Congress are starting to compare the situation with the early days of the housing crisis and are calling for government action.
College of the Ozarks, which was rated the best education value among Midwestern regional colleges by U.S. News and World Report, no longer cooperates with students or banks in covering costs of attending college with a loan, Davis said.
For instance, a bank may contact the school to certify that a student is enrolled there, he said.
School officials said 99 current students would be affected by the change because they received private loans to help offset boarding or other costs.
"This college has a very low percentage of students graduating with debt, but it has come up a little and we just don't think that is a good idea," Davis said. "This a work college, not a debt college." The school years ago stopped taking students who wanted to get public loans.
At College of the Ozarks, nicknamed Hard Work U, students work across campus in cafeteria, housing, maintenance, landscaping, agricultural and other jobs. The school has working hog and cattle farms, gardens, lodging and a restaurant.
Students work part-time during the school year and most hold 40-hour per week jobs during summers to cover the cost of room and board. Some also work in nearby Branson, a major tourism draw that specializes in music and theatrical shows.
Davis said the school will create more work opportunities for students who have depended on loans. They can also get jobs off-campus in summer to save up money, he said. The school will waive its $25 weekly summer dorm fee for students who work in Branson, he said.
Davis said he is confident the college can accommodate all students, but that those who insist on taking out loans will have to find another school. The college has a $355 million endowment and has helped some students with medical, dental and other essential expenses when necessary, he said.
"There isn't anything that really parallels what they are doing," said King of the national college association. "Student debt is such a hot issue and they are looking at any way they can to ease the load."
Krystal Ericson, a junior at College of the Ozarks who works as a server at a campus restaurant, said she has never needed a loan. She said the school's decision on loans will require every student to work and save more.
"I can see it being a problem for some students," Ericson said. "Taking away the student loan may cause them to think more carefully about their options. They will have some choices to make." (Reporting By Kevin Murphy; Editing by Greg McCune and Leslie Adler)